WeWork’s $47 billion collapse could be the straw that breaks regional banks. It could put nearly 600 commercial leases on the block, sticking the landlords — and their banks — with the bill. Commercial real estate accounts for 30% of regional bank loans — roughly $300 billion. It’s already fallen by half or more in many US cities. Hit by rate hikes, work-from-home, and catastrophic mismanagement of some of America’s biggest cities.
WeWork’s $47 billion collapse could be the straw that breaks regional banks.
It could put nearly 600 commercial leases on the block, sticking the landlords — and their banks — with the bill.
Commercial real estate accounts for 30% of regional bank loans — roughly $300 billion.… pic.twitter.com/jxXlDQp6qK
— Peter St Onge, Ph.D. (@profstonge) November 17, 2023
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